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Product Description:
Quinn is an implementation of the popular arcade game Tetris, written specifically for Mac OS X. It features a neat user interface, perfectly integrated with Aqua, and a smooth look and feel for best user enjoyment. The goal was not to reinvent Tetris with yet another modification of the rules, but to stick close to the original implementation. Still there's everything one might expect - including a personal highscore for each player, configurable keys, and network play with Rendezvous support.
What's new in this version:
- fixed a bug which sometimes caused players who disconnected not to disappear from the observer view, and could even make Quinn crash in network games
- long player names are now properly truncated in the observer view
- fixed a bug which caused the buttons in some alert sheets only to react on the second click
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
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Download Quinn Version 2.1.5 (File Size: 1.1M)
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Download Quinn Current Version (File Size: 3.2M)
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 2.1.5: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: | (5.0) |
Support: | (5.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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My favorite game - Version: 3.5, 7/22/2007 01:14AM PST
Mac-Fan No 1
Gets even better every time! Thanks for hous of fun.
As far as Tetris Clones go, Quinn beats them all - Version: 3.4, 9/11/2006 04:30PM PST
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I've been playing Quinn for years and it has been being actively developed and supported throughout this time.
An excellent web-based tracking system (linked in the application) has been developed that allows players to easily find servers where they can join and compete against a number of opponents. With the newest version (3.4) there is also online highscore tracking, with many unique features that are a lot of fun to check out if you're a typical tetris-geek who likes looking at statistics. High scores are tracked, as well as high lpm (lines per minute). Also, the scores show averages for individual players and averages of all players in a country.
Game-play is the best I've seen for OS X, and I've been playing Tetris since it came out for NES so I'm picky about this stuff. The pieces rotate and drop just as expected. Graphics and animation are pleasant as well.
There are a couple minor graphic glitches (that don't effect game-play) in 3.4 that the developer is aware of. They will be fixed with a minor update very soon. You can read about the game development progress on the Quinn forum at the developer's website.
An excellent web-based tracking system (linked in the application) has been developed that allows players to easily find servers where they can join and compete against a number of opponents. With the newest version (3.4) there is also online highscore tracking, with many unique features that are a lot of fun to check out if you're a typical tetris-geek who likes looking at statistics. High scores are tracked, as well as high lpm (lines per minute). Also, the scores show averages for individual players and averages of all players in a country.
Game-play is the best I've seen for OS X, and I've been playing Tetris since it came out for NES so I'm picky about this stuff. The pieces rotate and drop just as expected. Graphics and animation are pleasant as well.
There are a couple minor graphic glitches (that don't effect game-play) in 3.4 that the developer is aware of. They will be fixed with a minor update very soon. You can read about the game development progress on the Quinn forum at the developer's website.
- Version: 3.4, 9/10/2006 04:18AM PST 
